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NPS registered seven permit applications from five organizations for the same sites at the same time…..Mike Litterst, a public affairs officer at the National Park Service, characterizes the other permit applications for that space and time as “four other First Amendment activities.”
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“It doesn't matter if one man fights or ten thousand; if the one man sees he has no option but to fight, then he will fight, whether he has others on his side or not.”
― Hans Fallada, Every Man Dies Alone
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Enjoy your sense of oppression.
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I predict BHO will do a bunch of stuff on his way out the the door that we can’t predict right now
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The poster i was replying to had managed to feel oppressed under the Obama administration.
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You said he “doesn’t give a shit” and you also implied it was because he was rich. I call bullshit on you’re calling bullshit…..
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The government may restrict such gatherings in a neutral non-discriminatory manner by time, place or manner
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We should go to DC anyway, writing protest slogans on our coats and wearing large button on our outerwear (since they may confiscate signs) and just walk up and down the streets on the sidewalks in the nearby downtown business districts. Those who care to may break into song, or begin talking loudly with one another in a rhythmic repetitive fashion, although those actions may lead to arrest for disturbing the peace, but they cannot bar people from walking on every downtown and uptown sidewalk. Those streets need to be open and accessible because the stores and restaurants and hotels count on doing big business from inauguration visitors. And they cannot know for sure that we are not there to shop or eat!
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“The Lincoln Memorial is not possible,” said Cassady Fendlay, spokeswoman for the women’s march on Washington. She said march organizers were not associated with the Answer Coalition, and have “had no issues with the permitting process at all”.“We are in conversation with the police. We have secured another location,” said Fendlay, declining to name where the march would now take place but saying it would be nearby.
What would MLK have done?
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I am kind of hoping that folks demonstrate in areas where we’re told not to, then after arrested, sue their rumps off for trampling on first amendment rights.
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It’s partly a practical issue. Inauguration bleachers and viewing stands started being erected on 1 November and it will take until 1 March to completely clear the major public spaces from all of the inauguration works, said Mike Litterst, spokesman for the NPS.“They’re construction zones, effectively,” said Litterst.
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This is the kind of think we used to mock Republicans over. And rightly so.
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Apparently the incoming Administration is a tad concerned that there may be one or two people who wish to express a negative opinion about the way they are conducting themselves.
Besides, how do they know we are not there to see the cherry blossoms?
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